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January 2020 - "Long Walks & Short Piers"
As we enter each new year, it seems that all of us begin with a passionate desire, with a driving hope that things can be different, that we can be different…but are we willing to do more than just hope and wish? Are we willing to take those areas of our lives that need to change on a long walk off a short pier? During these four weeks, we will take an amusing-but-poignant look at what it takes to live the life God created us to enjoy.
In an age of “mailing it in” and “phoning it in,” as we’re over-committed and under-performing, we will take a self-evaluative look at our lives, jobs, families, and (most importantly) our faith to discover (and pare back) all the distractions that abound. In fact, what we will see is that quitting some aspects of our lives (stuckness, cynicism/complaining/negativity, numbness/disengagement, meanness) actually leads to growth, health, and success in others (trust, courage, peace, grit, etc.). Simply put, the life of faith demands that we make sacrifices, that we stop doing some things that are natural/instinctive/easy in order to step into deeper levels of following Jesus
In an age of “mailing it in” and “phoning it in,” as we’re over-committed and under-performing, we will take a self-evaluative look at our lives, jobs, families, and (most importantly) our faith to discover (and pare back) all the distractions that abound. In fact, what we will see is that quitting some aspects of our lives (stuckness, cynicism/complaining/negativity, numbness/disengagement, meanness) actually leads to growth, health, and success in others (trust, courage, peace, grit, etc.). Simply put, the life of faith demands that we make sacrifices, that we stop doing some things that are natural/instinctive/easy in order to step into deeper levels of following Jesus
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